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Ship Reaches Algiers Safely
Decks Sprayed With
Machine Gun Bullets As
Crew Attempts Escape
CUENCA, Spain. Aug. . (AP
Five Spantab Insurgent airplanes
bombed tht government-held city
today, killing 12 peraons and wound
ing a acore.
Three pursuit ships guarded the
bombers during the raid, the first
on Cuenca, this eastern front city,
slnoe the civil war began.
Government officers said an Insur
gent drive westward toward Cuenca
province had been stopped because
of lack of roads to permit quick
troop concentrations.
By the Associated Press
Warplanea of unstated nationality
bombed the British tanker British
Corporal and the Italian steamer
Monglola today off the coast of Al
geria, near war-torn Spain.
The tanker reached Algiers safely,
with none of her crew Injured. The
Italian ship, bombed a iew hours
later, flashed an SOS telling of the
attack. Neither ship was bound for a
Spanish port.
The monoplanes bombed the tank
er from 5:20 a. m. to 6:15 ft. m..
dropping 40 projectiles. None of them
made a direct hit, but the wireless
apparatus was damaged by concus
sion and the tanker was sprayed with
shrapnel.
Then, when the crew tried to take
to the boats, the planes sprayed the
decks with machine gun fire.
Beyond the SOS, nothing was
heard from the Italian ship for sev
eral hours.
Both Spanish government and In
surgent planes are based within strik
ing distance of the scene of the
bombings.
In the war area. Insurgent com
manders admitted today that a pow
erful government siege force, includ
ing the rejuvenated Catalan army,
virtually has encircled Insurgent
Generalissimo Francisco Franco's up
per Aragon stronghold, Huesca.
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PORTLAND, Aug. 6. (P) The
council authorized a new contract
today to pay 70 percent of the dog
license receipts to the Oregon Hu
mans society for two years. She soci
ety aked 76 percent for five years.
Emil's Market
lb. 25c
r
salmon Steak
Halibut Steak
One of the new cruiser-type Pacific
Oreyhound buses will be open for
public Inspection after It has been
christened "City of Medford' In front
of the Jackson county Chamber of
Commerce at 7 o'clock tonight. The
public la also Invited to witness the
christening ceremony.
The bus will be christened by Miss
Gloria Getchell, daughter of Delroy
Getchell, the banker-poet, and Mrs.
Getchell. A bottle of Crater Lake's
deep blue water will be used In the
ceremony. Miss Getchell will have
an escort of Crater club members In
their Daniel Boone regalia. O. O.
Furnas, acting mayor. Is also expect
ed to be present.
The name "City of MedfordM will
be lettered on the panel of. the en
trance door to the bus. It will also
be Inscribed on a bronze plate Inside
the bus.
BABY GIRL
IN POST
OPERATION, LIVES
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endangering the lief of .the unborn
baby.
Hour after hour, two surgeons and
nurses waited In an adjoining room,
in the Philadelphia General hospital
watting for death to yield life.
Shortly after midnight the end
came. Swiftly a nurse summoned the
doctors. Instruments had been ster
ilized In advance. All was In readi
ness. Vet the surgeons knew they
must act quickly. Any delay or diffi
culty In delivering the post-mortem
baby ml.jht prove fatal. They had
eight rnlnutea, they estimated, In
which to bring forth Infant alive.
Exactly one minute after Mrs. Boo
cosslnl had been pronounced dead, a
tiny new life had come Into being.
An almost Indiscernible pulse-beat
signalled victory.
Do ml nick Boccasslnl, the father,
was grlef&trlcken at his home.
"I went to the hospital last night
to see my wife," he said. "I knew
when I saw her she was going to
die. I'm glad, though, they saved
the little bambino's life. I'll do what
I can for her, but It Isn't much."
He said he had employment only
two or three days a week.
'T have two other chlldron by my
first wife." Boca Mini said. "One of
them, the boy, Sergei, who Is nine,
Is in an orphanage In the south.
"My daughter, Isabella, who Is 13,
Uvea here with me and we'll find a
place for the new one."
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Ray Craft of Aberdeen, Wash., ar
rived last night for a visit of several
weeks with bis twin brother, Boy
Craft, and Mrs. Croft.
Ray Craft, a newspaper man, has
just returned from a ten months'
trip abroad during which time he
visited the British Isles, France
Switzerland and Italy, as weH es In
northern Africa.
Highlight of his experience was
several months spent In Algeria, dur
ing which time he went far Into the
Sahara desert and lived for some
weeks with native tribesmen. While
In Africa, Craft amused himself with
a study of black magic and the tribal
laws and customs of the Arabs,
Craft worked his way across the
Atlantic - on a Nodweglan freighter
from Grays Harbor to Scotland via
the Panama canal. After visiting In
Scotland and EncWnd, be spent two
months In Paris and then proceeded
to Algiers, where he lived for eome
time. He returned by way of Italy,
Switzerland and France.
Walt Htrike Ultimatum.
GRAND COULEE. Wash., Aug. 6.
(AP) M-W-A-K company, builders
of the gigantic Grand Coulee founda
tion dam, awaited a CIO strike ulti
matum today while the union mem
bers met In closed session.
(Continued tram rtge One.)
mlttee, a sacretary-treasursr and a
national councillor. A dosed session '
will precede. j
Selection of a convention alt? will
be made next aprlnf by trie ex ecu- i
tlve commltta. Delegates Intimated j
strongly that Portland would be j
named then aa the 1938 meeting
place.
Delegates an In attendance from
Oregon, Washington and California,
and most of the leading cities of
Oregon have representation at the
meeting.
; There were no sessions yesterday
afternoon, the visiting delegatea re
pairing to the Rogue River golf course
and going on an auto trip to Crater
Lake national park. A number went
fishing.
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29c
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$3.45
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, . There Is every good food here tvhlrh means a saving of your
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It' Canning Time I
SUGAR
10 lbs.
57c
100 lbs.
$g.39
CORN FLAKES . . 2 pkgs. 15c
HEW HUCOA . . per lb. 20c
PEANUT BUTTER
grade 2 lb.
25c
HONEY
BIG 5c VALUE
' Standby 9 oz. tins
Vegetable Soup Tomato Juice
Pork & Beans Tomato Soup
85 5 lb. pail 55c
CATSUP
Ruby Brand 1 fif
12 oz. bottles IUw
HEW POTATOES
LOCAL
10 lbs. Potatoes. 19c
50 lbs. Potatoes 9QC
7
7
GINGER SWAPS 2 lbs. 25c
FIG BARS 2 lbs. 25c
RED A COFFEE 3 lbs. 55c
MATCHES
Blue star
Brand
C Box
carton
19c
SARDINES
Boys I Club
Lg. Oval Tina
CRISCO tl
3 POUND
PAIL
59c
' 6 POUND
PAIL
$1.09
3 for 25c
CANDY
Old fashion
Chocolates
2 lbs. 25c
CANDY BARS
60 size
3 bars 10c
Kraft's Miracle Whip
Salad Dressing or Relish Spread
35c - 23c
QUART SIZE PINT SIZE
TOMATO JUICE
College Inn
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23c
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STEAKS - CHOPS - ROASTS, ETC.
T-bone or Sirloin Steak, lb.. . .20c
Picnic Shoulder, nice, lean, lb. tMm. .22c
Bacon for Seasoning, lb.. , . ... . 19c
Bacon, sugar cured, med. thick, lb. 30c
Prime Rib Roasts JTSLt lb. 20c
Fresh Side Pork.,.,.,. .,...,...,.,.,.,. lb. 20c
Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. 15c
Beef Short Ribs ,w.,.lb. 12Jc
Hamburger, fresh ground lb. 15c
Country Style Sausage . ...lb. 15c
Pork Roasts, shoulder cuts lb. 20c
Salt Pork, fine for frying, lb. 20c
Shortening , 3 lbs. 39c
Lard, home rendered., .,.,.,.,.. lb. 15c
Choice R. I. Red Fryers., lb. 25c
Choice Beef Pot Roast.: lb. 15c
Hens, choice young R, I. Red lb. 20c
0. K. SOAP "'Sk. ..... 6 BARS 25c
FLOUR
KLAMATH
BOUQUET, 49 lb.
sack fl.35
FISHER'S BLEND
49 lb. sack....? 1.98
KITCHEN QUEEN
an all purpose flour
49 lb. tack f 1.69
JEWEL SHORTENING 4 lb. pkg. 59c
PARD DOG FOOD . . . 3 cans 25c
SUNBRITE CLEANSER . 3 cans 14c
MACARONI 3 lb. pkg. 19c
CHEESE ELKHORN BRAND . lb. 23c
LUMAN'S
Bakery Specials
BAIT EDA Y ONLY
Checker Board Cake
It is not a new cake we have made it for a long
time but, it is so good it has acquired a reputa
tion which can't be downed so has become our
beet seller. We offer it special this week-end at
FRUITS Cx VEGETABLES
SATURDAY ONLY
Field Grown Tomatoes lb. 5c
Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c
Local Fresh, Tender
Large crisp
heads
HEW CABBAGE
LETTUCE
COOKING APPLES ,
CORN, fresh,' tender
. . lb. 2c
2 for 13c
, 6 lbs. 25c
dozen 20c
3 for 19c
49c
Grapefruit
Full of Juloe. Mdinn sise
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